The Lazarus Effect of AIDS Treatment: Lessons Learned and Lives Saved
The Lazarus Effect of AIDS Treatment: Lessons Learned and Lives Saved
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DOI：
10.1080/10428232.2012.717249
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发表时间：
2012-01-01
影响因子：
2.4
通讯作者：
Richey, Lisa
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作者：
Rasmussen, Louise;Richey, Lisa
在非洲诊所推出抗逆转录病毒药物（ARV）的治疗十年中，创造了新的社会意义，它们以新的方式将当地艾滋病毒/艾滋病感染者与西方社区联系起来。非洲“其他人”的健康在西方社会中扮演着重要的、新的、也许是准宗教的角色。代表人道组织应对现代紧急情况是理想、纯粹的“善”概念的当代体现，它与“古老宗教”无关，但模仿了其许多倾向和做法。该分析基于作为天主教艾滋病治疗诊所的参与者和观察员进行实地考察以及通过采访乌干达服务提供者收集的经验数据。我们利用这些数据创造性地、系统地思考牧师权力和治疗性公民身份的意义和局限性。
During the treatment decade of rolling out antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) in African clinics, new social meanings have been created, and they link local people living with HIV/AIDS to Western communities in new ways. The health of African "others" has taken a central, new, and perhaps quasi-religious role in Western societies. Working on behalf of humanitarian organizations to combat modern emergencies is the contemporary embodiment of an ideal, pure notion of "the good" that is not linked to "old religion" but mimics many of its dispositions and practices. This analysis is based on empirical data gathered during fieldwork as participants and observers in a Catholic AIDS treatment clinic and through interviews with service providers in Uganda. We use these data to think both creatively and systematically about the meanings and limitations of pastoral power and therapeutic citizenship.